🚨 2026 Ferrari F80: Emergency Neutral
The 2026 Ferrari F80 is a plug-in hybrid hypercar with an advanced drive selector system, specific design details not yet publicly documented for production models.
🧰 Drafted with AI under the editorial review of Chris Hackleman & Jeff Moore — details like the exact override location may vary by trim; verify visually before prying anything.
⚠️ Chock the wheels first — neutral means the car can roll. Set the parking brake while you work, never stand downhill of the vehicle, and try a 12-volt jump before any override: power fixes most stuck-in-park problems instantly.
The procedure
- Attempt to power on the vehicle by pressing the start button (hybrid system may allow accessory mode even with weak 12V battery)
- If the vehicle powers on to accessory mode, select neutral through the drive mode selector
- If there is no power, consult the owner's manual or contact Ferrari roadside assistance for the specific mechanical neutral release procedure
- For flatbed transport, engage transport/tow mode if accessible through the vehicle's systems menu
Shift-lock override location
Location of mechanical neutral release is not yet documented for this newly-announced model; consult Ferrari technical documentation or the owner's manual when available
With zero electrical power
As a hybrid with complex electric drivetrain management, the F80 may require specialized procedures when completely without power. A backup 12V power source (jump pack) may restore enough function to access neutral electronically. Without any documentation yet available, contact Ferrari directly.
⚡ EV / hybrid warning
CRITICAL: The F80 is a plug-in hybrid hypercar with electric motors and high-voltage systems. NEVER tow with wheels on the ground. Use flatbed transport only. Ensure the high-voltage system is in safe mode before any towing operations. The electric motors can generate dangerous voltages if wheels are rotated while the system is active.